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TUESDAY Wrist Wonder ===>> 28 February 2012

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Posted: Tue Feb 28th, 2012 02:19 pm

Skipdawg
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Going with the Original stadium by GV2 today.

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Posted: Tue Feb 28th, 2012 02:27 pm

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stew77 wrote: Halios 1000m.

Big congrats to your newbie my friend !

This is a stunning unique divers time piece.

I love the striking hand set of the puck !

For me, this case could have been a little may be higher. A thickness of 16-17 mm would be fine.

Enjoy your puck Chris !

Posted: Tue Feb 28th, 2012 02:34 pm

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Switcheroo.....to the Master Mag 1000

Posted: Tue Feb 28th, 2012 04:21 pm

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Paladin wrote:

Interesting, first ME I have seen on strap. Did you relocate the pin holes, or curve the pins?

Posted: Tue Feb 28th, 2012 04:28 pm

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Craustin1 wrote: Paladin wrote:

Interesting, first ME I have seen on strap. Did you relocate the pin holes, or curve the pins?

I carefully coaxed the pins into the existing holes with a spring bar tool.

Now that I look at them, they are slightly bent now from the experience.

Posted: Tue Feb 28th, 2012 04:46 pm

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exc-hulk wrote: stew77 wrote: Halios 1000m.

Big congrats to your newbie my friend !

This is a stunning unique divers time piece.

I love the striking hand set of the puck !

For me, this case could have been a little may be higher. A thickness of 16-17 mm would be fine.

Enjoy your puck Chris !

Phil...thanks my friend!

Agreed...the hand set is killer, and the watch itself is very different than anything else I have. You are right, could have gotten away with being a bit thicker...but I have to admit the 14.5mm thickness makes it very balanced on the wrist given the generous 47mm width dimension.

btw...love your Monstrum today too! Such a cool piece by Orsa (I miss the blue one that I used to have), and one of the coolest casebacks ever!

Posted: Tue Feb 28th, 2012 05:03 pm

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Thx for the quick reply, I think it has to be a thin strap on this one :(

Posted: Tue Feb 28th, 2012 05:17 pm

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stew77 wrote: exc-hulk wrote: stew77 wrote: Halios 1000m.

Big congrats to your newbie my friend !

This is a stunning unique divers time piece.

I love the striking hand set of the puck !

For me, this case could have been a little may be higher. A thickness of 16-17 mm would be fine.

Enjoy your puck Chris !

Phil...thanks my friend!

Agreed...the hand set is killer, and the watch itself is very different than anything else I have. You are right, could have gotten away with being a bit thicker...but I have to admit the 14.5mm thickness makes it very balanced on the wrist given the generous 47mm width dimension.

btw...love your Monstrum today too! Such a cool piece by Orsa (I miss the blue one that I used to have), and one of the coolest casebacks ever!

I think if the watch would be higher, the ratio would be more balanced. But even so, it is a great watch, of course !

I want to buy one too. But no $$$ at the moment.

Two new incomings on its way sponge bob.gif

sponge bob.gif

!

Thankx for your kind words about my ORSA.
I love the creations from ORSA very much.

+1 The caseback is really outstanding !

Posted: Tue Feb 28th, 2012 05:21 pm

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Ritmo Mundo Impero automatic..

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Posted: Tue Feb 28th, 2012 06:16 pm

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stew77 wrote: Halios 1000m.

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Puck in the house---Big Congrats

Posted: Tue Feb 28th, 2012 06:21 pm

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exc-hulk wrote:
stew77 wrote: exc-hulk wrote: stew77 wrote: Halios 1000m.

Big congrats to your newbie my friend !

This is a stunning unique divers time piece.

I love the striking hand set of the puck !

For me, this case could have been a little may be higher. A thickness of 16-17 mm would be fine.

Enjoy your puck Chris !

Phil...thanks my friend!

Agreed...the hand set is killer, and the watch itself is very different than anything else I have. You are right, could have gotten away with being a bit thicker...but I have to admit the 14.5mm thickness makes it very balanced on the wrist given the generous 47mm width dimension.

btw...love your Monstrum today too! Such a cool piece by Orsa (I miss the blue one that I used to have), and one of the coolest casebacks ever!

I think if the watch would be higher, the ratio would be more balanced. But even so, it is a great watch, of course !

I want to buy one too. But no $$$ at the moment.

Two new incomings on its way sponge bob.gif

sponge bob.gif

!

Thankx for your kind words about my ORSA.
I love the creations from ORSA very much.

+1 The caseback is really outstanding !

Two new incoming eh Phil....sweet!!

Cannot wait to see what you've got arriving soon!!!

Posted: Tue Feb 28th, 2012 06:27 pm

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stew77 wrote: exc-hulk wrote:
stew77 wrote: exc-hulk wrote: stew77 wrote: Halios 1000m.

Big congrats to your newbie my friend !

This is a stunning unique divers time piece.

I love the striking hand set of the puck !

For me, this case could have been a little may be higher. A thickness of 16-17 mm would be fine.

Enjoy your puck Chris !

Phil...thanks my friend!

Agreed...the hand set is killer, and the watch itself is very different than anything else I have. You are right, could have gotten away with being a bit thicker...but I have to admit the 14.5mm thickness makes it very balanced on the wrist given the generous 47mm width dimension.

btw...love your Monstrum today too! Such a cool piece by Orsa (I miss the blue one that I used to have), and one of the coolest casebacks ever!

I think if the watch would be higher, the ratio would be more balanced. But even so, it is a great watch, of course !

I want to buy one too. But no $$$ at the moment.

Two new incomings on its way sponge bob.gif

sponge bob.gif

!

Thankx for your kind words about my ORSA.
I love the creations from ORSA very much.

+1 The caseback is really outstanding !

Two new incoming eh Phil....sweet!!

Cannot wait to see what you've got arriving soon!!!

I will make some pics.

You can see it here on 3T of course.

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